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Moment Crafty Thief Steals Woman's Keyless Car By Using A Metal Loop; Clip Sparks Worry Among Drivers - Vimarsana News

Moment Crafty Thief Steals Woman's Keyless Car By Using A Metal Loop; Clip Sparks Worry Among Drivers

Sarah Baxter, the owner of the car, was feeding her baby in the early hours of the morning when her car was stolen using a technique called relay theft. The incident happened earlier this month, according to reports., Viral News, Times Now

PSNI warning after spate of 'keyless car' thefts - Vimarsana News

PSNI warning after spate of 'keyless car' thefts

The PSNI says thieves only need to be within a few metres of your car key to get the signal, even if it is in a person's home.

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Police investigate sixth keyless car theft in Mid Ulster in past four months - Vimarsana News

Police investigate sixth keyless car theft in Mid Ulster in past four months

POLICE are investigating the sixth keyless car theft in the Mid Ulster area in the past four months.

Tesla may build a technology into its cars that could make them more secure and easier to find in parking lots - Vimarsana News

Tesla may build a technology into its cars that could make them more secure and easier to find in parking lots

» Tesla may build a technology into its cars that could make them more secure and easier to find in parking lots Tesla may build a technology into its cars that could make them more secure and easier to find in parking lots Grace KayFeb 4, 2021, 04:47 IST Tesla Model X at a new Tesla showroom in Shanghai in May.Yilei Sun/Reuters Tesla could hone its keyless entry by building ultra-wideband technology into its vehicles. The technology could allow drivers to easily locate their cars even in a crowded parking lot. UWB works similarly to Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, but with better accuracy.